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Old 01-04-18, 08:10 AM   #31
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A funny thing happens around here every year. Around November it starts to get cold. By January it gets really cold. And this white stuff falls like magic from the sky. Then around April it all goes away. It's a mystery. The government and scientists need to look into this and do something. I've written letters but get no answers. Anybody know what's going on?
The reason your government and scientists don't answer is because you Canucks fashion the cold and snow into ice skating arenas, put a few hockey pucks in and play ice hockey with the polar bears. It's my understanding the polar bears hate to lose.

I think this cold and snow is a Canadian government conspiracy to get some extra ice hockey practice time in before the winter Olympics next month so the Canadian Olympic team, men's and women's, can continue beating up on everyone else.

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Old 01-04-18, 08:24 AM   #32
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It's warm enough here in south Sweden that I can go out without a jacket on, while it snows in Texas.
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Old 01-04-18, 08:57 AM   #33
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Clearly we hacked your weather.
I was waiting for that but not from you but another source
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Old 01-04-18, 10:36 AM   #34
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It's warm enough here in south Sweden that I can go out without a jacket on, while it snows in Texas.
I think its because there is a low pressure over portions of Scandinavia drawing in warmer air from the south.

https://www.weather-forecast.com/map...dots&type=wind

https://www.weather-forecast.com/map...one&type=lapse


A few outside the science err.. I mean political dogma of man made climate change think it has much too do with Atlantic and Pacific Multidecadal Oscillations "They can also be called natural climate cycles. They have nothing to do with CO2, and everything to do with driving many of the climate features that are gleefully pointed by climate alarmists. They determine the snowstorms, heat waves, floods and droughts pointed out by the alarmists as indications of “Climate Change”."

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Old 01-04-18, 04:02 PM   #35
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The sun is just coming up here and it looks like we've gotten about six inches of snow so far. It's tough to tell because the wind is gusting pretty hard. Some spots have drifts of twelve inches or more. Other places I can still see the grass poking through.

My wife is off today, but where I work there is no closing because of weather. If you can't make it in on your own, they'll come get you. :/

Why do I keep forgetting to buy a snow shovel?! Digging the car out with a regular shovel is back-breaking work. Wish me luck!
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Old 01-04-18, 04:11 PM   #36
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Come on you guys man up, you are sounding like a load of old washer women. I'm going to get Jim to put America on the program to drink more Brown Ale.
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I was waiting for that but not from you but another source
Preferably an "unnamed source"?...









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Took me awhile to figure out how to make my air conditioners heat setting work. LOL The global warming in Central Florida was only down to 32 Fahrenheit this morning.
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The sun is just coming up here and it looks like we've gotten about six inches of snow so far. It's tough to tell because the wind is gusting pretty hard. Some spots have drifts of twelve inches or more. Other places I can still see the grass poking through.

My wife is off today, but where I work there is no closing because of weather. If you can't make it in on your own, they'll come get you. :/

Why do I keep forgetting to buy a snow shovel?! Digging the car out with a regular shovel is back-breaking work. Wish me luck!
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Come on you guys man up, you are sounding like a load of old washer women. I'm going to get Jim to put America on the program to drink more Brown Ale.
Yes sir! Skipped the shoveling, got in the Challenger, inched forward and then gunned it in reverse and plowed through the driveway. Did my job and my bosses job (who called out because all he had was a truck and couldn't make it?! ). Filled up the tank and bought some groceries on the way home.

I'm off tomorrow, and although I won't be drinking Brown Ale, there's a six pack of Paulaner with my name on it in the fridge.

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Old 01-04-18, 09:26 PM   #41
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Had to run the snow blower over the driveway a couple of times today. First pass around noontime at the height of the storm took off a good foot of fluffy snow. By the time I finished where I started had built up another 3 inches. I went out again was the storm was tapering off and blew off another 8 inches or so. Snow has finally stopped but the winds are gusting pretty hard.
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Could use some cold over here, it has been a very poopy winter so far. Quite a bit of snow this year, but the temperature keeps hovering at the -1C - +1C range making especially sidewalks very slippery.
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42C (107.6F) here tomorrow!!
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Discord bot tells me that the weather outside is:
Mostly Cloudy, 29F (-2C) (271.15K) / feels like 20F (-7C) (266.15K) | High: 32F (0C) | Low: 28F (-2C) | Humidity: 90% | Wind: N @ 9.31mph (15km/h) | 0% chance of precipitation (Moscow, Russia (RU))
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Old 01-05-18, 06:16 AM   #45
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Not too bad for Moscow. It's warming back up here, finally.
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